Food and Drink
This 'dead horse' is a popular addition to a 'dog's eye'.
What is tomato sauce?
Sorry You!
This mid-morning break is called what.
What is smoko?
Traditional affectionate name for a person with red hair.
What is Ginger/ Oranga /Bluey?
This man made structure is also called 'The Coathanger'.
What is the Sydney Habour Bridge?
A must at a Barbie to keep your soft drinks cold.
What is an esky?
What kind of animal would crawl out of Mrs. Rogers's Christmas trees every year?
What is a spider? or Huntsman
Sizzle and spice, you chose unwisely.
You lost ALL your points!
A term used to denote a female.
What is a sheila?
This natural landmark is also called 'The Rock'?
What is Uluru?
A popular brekkie item, the 'bum-nut' is produced by this animal.
What is a chicken egg?
Australian's call their wild horses this.
What is a brumby?
When it's time to put petrol in your car you pay a visit to this place.
What is the servo?
Dun dun duuuun!
You have lost points!
Name the song:
Traveling in a fried-out Kombi
On a hippie trail, head full of zombie
I met a strange lady, she made me nervous
She took me in and gave me breakfast
And she said
What is Down Under?
Kap-pow!!
You lost points for your carelessness.
Mooo hahahahhaha!!!!
This biting, buzzing insect is an example of Aussie's fondness for shortening words by using 'ie'.
What is a mozzie?
The morning meal.
What is Brekky?
Really, you tried this one?
No points gained
In America they might cal it Mickey D's, but Australian call it ...
What is Maccas?
Another name for Hungry Jacks?
What is the Burger King?
Whilst not a type of animal the term 'budgie smugglers' is used to describe this kind of clothing.
What is Speedos? also accept men's swim wear.
When you've decided that you are not going to work today, you chuck this.
What is a sickie?
This famous Aussie Steve Irwin (Crocodile Hunter) used what word to demonstrate his excitement.
What is 'Crickey'?
The 'back of Bourke', 'woop woop' or 'beyond the Black Stump' are used to describe this place.
What is somewhere far away?